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lottiestudying · 25 days

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25.03.2024—born to study at night, forced to work in the day 🫡

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tulip-jojo · 1 year

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11th of november,

slowly making my way through anna karenina and enjoying the autumn colors 🍁

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museeofmoon · 2 years

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𝑻𝒉𝒖𝒓𝒔𝒅𝒂𝒚, 25𝒕𝒉 𝒂𝒖𝒈𝒖𝒔𝒕 || August was a lot more greener than I thought and lately I have been falling in love with this color, now I associate it with new beginnings and it feels good like it always belonged here.

🎧: 𝑯𝒚𝒑𝒆 𝒃𝒐𝒚_𝑵𝒆𝒘 𝑱𝒆𝒂𝒏𝒔 || 𝑺𝒕𝒖𝒅𝒚𝒈𝒓𝒂𝒎

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coralstudiies · 2 years

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but seriously rainy days are for reading

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todaywestudy · 2 years

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08/08/22

finally getting started on my uni readings for fall! i'm still figuring out how to best extract information from reading assignments that are entire textbooks

#studyblr #new studyblr #todaywestudy #gloomstudy #adelinestudiess #study inspo #library #bookblr #reading #heydilli #heycoral #stillstudies #problematicprocrastinator #heyara

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entheory · 1 year

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26 november 2022 | saturday

my prelims begin on tuesday and homegirl doesn't know shit about biochemistry. I'm going to be so productive today omg. a friend and I have been studying on videocall. it's been helping but I'm still so far behind :/ hAlp

love, sam

#studyblr #studyspo #study motivation #100dop #study #entheory #gloomstudy #studygram #heyrei #heycoral #heycazz #heyara #serendistudy

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myhoneststudyblr · 2 years

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my masterpost | my studygram | ask me anything

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[transcript under the cut]

Other advice posts that may be of interest:

All About Procrastination

How To Study When You Really Don’t Want To

Common Study Mistakes

7 Strategies to Improve Concentration

How to make your notes aesthetic

7 Ways to Power Up Your Notetaking

THE NOTETAKING PROCESS

what to do before, during and after class

BEFORE CLASS

How should you be preparing your notes for classes or lectures?

Print out and review any lecture notes or slides if available so you can figure out the structure of the class and the main headings that will be covered

Identify main concepts and terms you expect to learn

Search up any unfamiliar terms, phrases or concepts and get definitions or one sentence explanations

Write questions you hope the class will answer

Make note of any information that could be helpful from previous classes or readings, for example, key people, dates, formulae, definitions, etc.

Read any set preparation material from textbooks or articles and notes down your immediate thoughts

DURING CLASS

What should you do while in class to get the best notes?

Take notes in your own words

Use consistent abbreviations and symbols

Include notes for all aspects of the class (eg. discussions and visuals)

Answer any questions you wrote before class

Add depth and detail to the notes you bring to class (eg. are there any specific examples that the teacher brings up for example?)

Note new questions or areas of confusion from the lecture so you can review those concepts later

Capture main ideas and sufficient detail (definitions, examples, images)

Make connections between concepts both from within the class and from previous classes

AFTER CLASS

Now that you have notes, what should you do with them?

Make time to return to your notes after class, at the very least to read over them

Add clarification and explanation to any areas where you were confused and look up any questions you had (you could also ask your teacher)

Compare notes with a friend or study partner to check for any missed information

Transform your notes into a new format (e.g. mind map, quiz questions, study guide)

Create short summaries with the most important information and keep for later revision (you could even challenge yourself to a certain word limit)

Use your notes to self-test on key concepts by creating your own practice questions and mark schemes

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365text · 3 years

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saturday, march 6 • a february recap & march setup

my march bullet journal spread was inspired by my recent feb-cover-up situation 👀 because i’m actually quite liking the additional pOP! of color that i can add into my bujo with the random construction paper i have lying around uwu but ya dis an overview of my spreads that i made in a 10pm-dimly-lit-tired-trance last weekend hAHaha

also im not sure of where to take photos now in my new apt (i miss my old room’s lighting during golden hour ft. the nice flowy curtains), but i’ll figure it out this is small potatoes u know what i’m sayin’

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ancientmariner13 · 2 years

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October 25th, 2021

I just finished Wuthering Heights and God did I hate it. It was a five-star-read, nevertheless.

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lottiestudying · 9 months

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25.07.2023—studying at a friends house last week and pretty sunset

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tulip-jojo · 1 year

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6th of november,

i’ve been super busy with uni these couple of weeks, but that doesn’t matter now. look at the moon!

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museeofmoon · 1 year

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𝑆𝑢𝑛𝑑𝑎𝑦, 1𝑠𝑡 𝑗𝑎𝑛 2023 | it's actually 2023 fjkdfjkk I still haven't processed it tbh but HAPPY NEW YEAR sending all the love and wishes<3

It's been quite some time since I have been active here but I miss this place dearly, and if everything works out I might be a bit more active [im truly trying] I have some 4 ish months left to prepare so accountability is quite necessary at this point. Also, today's 3rd anniversary of this blog and I once again can't understand the passage of time, (I'm working on a lil smth tho 👀) so look forward to it and many more posts^^

🎧: 𝐶𝑙𝑜𝑠𝑒𝑟_ 𝑅𝑀 𝑤. 𝑃𝑎𝑢𝑙 𝐵𝑙𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑜, 𝑀𝑎ℎ𝑎𝑙𝑖𝑎

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coralstudiies · 2 years

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finally it's rainy season !

on another note i've finally got some time to follow the speeches being made at cop26 and it was a nice surprise to see david attenborough giving an address. i remember watching his documentaries when i was younger and seeing him speak brought back so many fond memories :"))

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superstarfighter · 3 years

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[85/100] I tracked 5:11h in Forest so far and will take a break to read now. I made oven baked veggies (sweet potato, broccoli and onion) with hummus for lunch, so that I would not eat so many sugar based meals all the time.

#studyblr #studyspo #desk #work space #study cave #study space #100 dop #100dop #100 days of productivity #jeonchemstudy #heyharri #heyara #eintsein #studyign #procrastilate #study like rory #study like granger

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entheory · 2 years

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Here's a photo from the time I visited a thousand year old temple in my state. I touch the carved stone pillar and all I can think is,,,,,, someone a thousand years ago sat right here and touched this same stone,,,, insane

On the right is Colocasia esculenta, a tropical plant that grows here in South India. The leaves are Humongous and it has several medicinal properties, as my mother tells me. Its corm and leaves are eaten and the leaves themselves were used to eat food on in the old days if banana leaves weren't around.

Love always, Sam

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myhoneststudyblr · 2 years

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my masterpost | my studygram | ask me anything

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[transcript under the cut]

Other advice posts that may be of interest:

All About Procrastination

How To Study When You Really Don’t Want To

Common Study Mistakes

7 Strategies to Improve Concentration

How to Make Your Notes Aesthetic

How to Stop Procrastinating Series

how to improve your handwriting

examine your handwriting

Everyone's handwriting is different! So the first thing you need to do is look closely at your unique style so you know what you need to work on.

First, write out the alphabet and some sample sentences on a piece of paper. Here are some things you can look for:

Does your handwriting slant in a certain direction?

Is your handwriting fluid and relaxed or controlled?

Is your handwriting joined or printed?

Are there any letters that aren't formed properly?

Are there any letters that look too similar to each other?

Are your letters inconsistent in size?

Circle any letters that aren't quite right so you know which ones to focus on.

choose the right pen

You should never underestimate the power of a good pen! Having a pen that flows nicely and fits comfortably in your hand can make all the difference to your handwriting! Unfortunately, finding a pen that suits you can take time and lots of experimentation and I can't just tell you what to use!

What should you look for in a good pen?

Does the ink flow smoothly?

What size nib does the pen have? (Some handwriting looks better with a thicker or thinner line width so try out different sixes to see what suits yours!)

Is it a gel, fountain, or ballpoint pen?

Is it thick enough that you can hold the pen in a relaxed grip? (A thicker barrelled pen can help to extend the fingers and loosen a tense grip)

Popular pens

Muji Gel Ink Pens (what I use!)

Pilot G2 Retractable Premium Gel Ink Roller Ball Pen

Pentel EnerGel Deluxe RTX Gel Ink Pen

Uni-ball Jetstream Stick Roller Ball Pen

Zebra Gel Pen Sarasa Clip

Find the right paper

Just as a good pen is important, so is the paper you use! Do you prefer lined, square or dotted paper? Does the pen flow smoothly on the paper? Does ink bleed through the paper? Again, it is about finding what works for you!

experiment with position and rotation of paper

We are generally taught to keep our paper in a vertical position in front of us. If that works for you, great! If not, feel free to experiment with different paper rotations. Keeping the paper at a certain angle can go a long way in helping you to improve your handwriting!

Like most aspects of handwriting, paper rotation is a personal thing, so try lots of different angles to find what fits. Right-handed people should start at the vertical position, and rotate the paper to the left until writing feels easy and comfortable. Left-handed people should start at the vertical position, and rotate the paper to the right.

Padding the Paper

No matter what paper you use, it should always have a few more sheets of paper under it. This allows the pen to write more smoothly and is easier on your hand. It doesn't need a lot, just a couple pages!

slow down

Anyone who has done an exam knows that having to write really fast can make your handwriting deteriorate. We are often forced by school to write as fast a possible, so much so that for many writing fast becomes a habit to the detriment of our handwriting.

Therefore, it's incredibly important to consciously slow down when trying to improve your handwriting. Take the time to form each letter correctly and ensure the spacing, sizing and slant is consistent. As you practice this neater handwriting and get used to how it flows, you will naturally be able to increase your speed as you become more confident.

embrace your personal style

Handwriting is a very fluid, personal thing that is always evolving. Your handwriting at this very moment is probably very different to what it was a year ago. Handwriting is not like calligraphy, where you more or less write the same every time. Instead, you’ll have neat days, and you’ll have not-so-neat days! That's perfecting natural!

No matter how your handwriting looks, it is a reflection of you and your personality. So, don’t get too hung up on a radical change that completely alters how you write: instead, focus on making clearly formed letters that are easy to read and neater.

Remember it's not about getting it "perfect", but rather, progressing and improving over time.

practice and persevere

Like anything, handwriting takes time and practice. The more you write using good habits and implementing styles that appeal to you, the better your handwriting will get.

But at the same time, sometimes it will look worse before it gets better, which can be demotivating. Therefore, it is important to persevere and remember that it will improve. You might also not even fully notice the gradual improvement so make sure to look back over your past handwriting to see how far you have come!

Ideas for Practice

Quotes

Song lyrics

Pangrams

Crosswords

Journalling

Snail mail

Shopping lists

School workbooks

Doodle

Thank You!

I hope that this will help you improve your handwriting and that you found this useful!

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